Sharp County record., 1887-11-24

tvanged and struck by insrsoss' inf os'a
and demoniac. 0 mastsr arIueaea
restore this split, and frscenn.il3f cenif
spoiled and un8trung nat",a u,a''i
shall shall wal, wal out for our sin, aod paa I
with divine pardon. "ua aa
~ The he, whole hole world must .l,,,.
by the same power. A fsn srso sp
was in the Fsirbank, W,;a'n wv a'n
Mandatory of Vermont tts'saig &
hands, and they have nevs, E Sg
Complete harmony betwsan' ~' ,uadI ,
ital, the operatives of scor.a u iaofs +,
their beautiful hom,s ua.',ls ' ,als
sions of the mauufactura.. g&
vention and Christian bobsr I 'N
great enterprise. So all tbo
labor and capital will Sa tu' Hr
euphony. O' rN
You may have heard wb.,
"Anvil Chorus" composed 'I y. y i
tune played by hammers s,..; y !
now with mighty strOts S,''a /,
with heavy stroke, beaiii,.f y i,
iron anvil. That i ! D
world has got to com. b
chorus, yard stick cborus ' .h,, n
trowel chorus, crowbar cborr. Drr'u pI
chorus, gold-mino cboru, 81
chorus, locomotive chorus, H.,l W
and it will be done, 50 all .o~, ~ ht
be attuned by the Gospel harm rD'i y be
be as many classes in society ~, cr
the classes will not be regulotsIt tv
or wealth, Or accident, bat bv n, 81.
virtue and benevolence, AID ,a :. lia
be assigned to their place, j. T9
very good, or most exceIIsnt W.
commercial life will be attunsI j.. WI
will be twelve in every dozen, NJ ou
ounces in every pound, and ANN. SUI
bottom of the barrel as so155, rs 1t
on the top, and silk good, will nd
cotton, and sellers will not bsy,s, :
honest people mora than tb,t,, -.
because Others will not pay y ',7s Tps
will come to you CONN.,, -
with the sample by which vm'. -
them, and coffee will not hf ~
and sugar will not be sandei \ 81,
will not be chalked, and adut, tbs
food will be States prison oR.' 1 :,
all things shall be attuned mi das
England and the United Stats n :
more be a grand carnival ofjaJ ~;
and scurrility, but the elevation q
eous men in a righteous wav n
In the sixteenth century M Mis
called the Fischer Brothers ~, :me,
lowest bass ever recorded, aDdM roa
note ever thrilled was by hhY ma,
and Catalini's voice had a cr the
three and a half octaves; but Chi the
is more wonderful; for 1t ruyb cor
down the greatest heights and the
ests depths Of the worlds necss cars
it will compass ev cry thing d thai
it in accord with & for
which the morning stars sanga he r
ing Of the worlds corner.stom not
sacred music in homes, and corz ing.
and churches tends toward ibis El
nation. Make it more and mm Giro
Sing in your families, Sly mur
places of business. II we viii men
spirit use these faculties, We are murs
ing for the skies. WIN
Haaven is to have q new n,, dane
tirely new song, but | shouldn't wors
if, as sometime a tune on ealH ~ ~
ioned out of many tunes, Orls , .no !
with the variations, so some eol 'i'i
of the redeemed may hsn .,ion
through them the songs Of earhi ~v '.,,.
thrilling, as coming through th' 81 81 !,
them of the saved, accompanla s,- e. !.
ers with their barpS and d -sh !,
with their trumpets, we should 49,, ~
of the strains of "AntiOch, Mi Tb;s
rlssan anu Oo'oaa,,Ou' a, death
OK" and "St. Martins" and 'H1 ~,
and "Ariel," and "0ld Hlndni ana,
they would bring to mind ii' M;s
circles and communion days been
Christmas festivals, and the a' clark,
ship in which on earth we nA er Of
have no idea that when we bIdH In j
heart we are to bid mMoor,
all these grand old Gospel hynA silk.
melted and raptured our sOusn floss.
wears. Now, my friends, it'nl bottle
and Righteousness is harm0nY silk g1
out of the one and enter tho 0N Not
our dreadful civil war was @ dred !
the summer of 1861 durint
National peace jubilee cupiet
in Boston, and, as an elder o. pcottag
had been honored by the SeI@' of the
of his music to be rendered % per ST
sion, | accompanied him 70 been t
Forty thousand people sal ~ B. g
the great Coliseum erecuu post o Q
pose. Thousands of wind ala1 sett G
struments. Twelve thoH'tagains
voices. The masterpieces Gn Pate
dered, hour after hour and aE a. +.
-Handel's "Judas MaccsONscali, q
"Last Judgment" Beetho7el, 2 dsvit
Olives" Haydn's "Crsa,oa -Four
sohn's "Elijah," MeyerOes under
ton March" rolling on aaa ~ 'so 50 q
that billowed against w. mem 2
The mighty cauehVv' =
accompanied on .nv ~, 4 M ai \ Z
the ringing of the bells ~. hgea h : {
and cannon on the conn.9 ..' ooy's 3 Z : y Z
time tnu VTtI with the music, di''hls'1nd n bot
tricity, laundering Their 9lt.d A. 4 h. ~ oth' 1a
harmony that astonlSI'u s,,i M ~ psa' -
Sometime l bowed my n'c oornsS "a
Sometimes l stood up in n tl'r ,. !, eur earned !
and sometimes the ensS' y. NJ NJ
powering l felt coulu ,,.0,s uD, b ,sr,t - -,
When all the voices weir ssD r,,sua,s ,suas '. "
and all the batons in ~ il' rasse q. a. : :. I.
the orchestra in 'uD rrs,hrs. ~ =
a hundred anVils h,rrc~ =.
hammers were IL .,. s,nr - - !
and all the towers Vi -. y, Al, ~ ~. :
t their majectic sweetness ..t ,ss ,yosess, sas
building quaked with Win. 'r' Tti lrisI vu' ANY
cannon. Parepa Rosa, "ld % tonnt.-
will never again be eqa'Tc g.. ~ 'Vpn'y. ~h :.
til the Archangelic vOlss ss rs <. 40 : q q
time shall be no lonSSd nsSS.dprsnerc;s55 =, !,
other sounds in her rsns 0'es